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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1887-10-06
Adminiatrator's Notice OF Hearing Petit
tion 20 Sell Real Estate.

To al ich0ui Il ntau concern, buf niore esDe-
eidilU % Marguref Mason and Other hrirE az
iaiC 0f William y. MurraH. deeeassd, Tate ~
Saline county. h dnsds:-
You are hereby notified that I, James
sharp, administrator OF said deceased, did on
the Dih day nf September, A. ID. ls7, file m
petition In the Probate Court Of Saline
county. Kansas, praying that might BE- au-
thOriZcd and empowered 10 sell the follow
ing-describetl land, for the purpose Of paying
the debts and costs OF ndminist ration Of said
estate, to-wit: The southwest quarter of the
northwest quarter OF section eight (sl, In
township fourteen tl4), south OF range one
a. west Of the 6th =. NJ, In Saline county,
Kansas. And said petition will be heard ~
the Office OF the Probate Judge OF said county
on thC 2lsi day Of October. A. ID. lST, at y
o'clock a. m of said day, at which time
and place each Of yOu and all other Inter
ested are notified 20 be- present and show
cause IL any you have, why an order Of sale
as prayed for should not b. granted.
Dated this 10th day Of September, A. u. lS37.
JAMES SHARP, Administrator.
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Feed your horses At the new feed
stable.
Mr.. A. n. Case was in salina last
Monday.
Mr.. Bingham was in Salina last
Tuesday.
W. w. Bartlett shipped 3 car load
Of hogs from this place to Kansas
City last Monday.
Rev. York, Of Salina was visiting
friends here last week.
A large amount Of hay has been
put mp IN this country.
Mrs. ID. 5. Jones, Of Chico, was
visiting friends and relatives here
last Monday.
Mrs. Will Brown and Miss frankie
Hamilton were visiting their parents
Of this place last Friday.
Mr.. aud Mrs. J. b. Paul were Wis
iting friends i'm Salina last week.
The first club dance At the hall in
Bavaria passed of very quietly. All
present seemed to enjoy themselves.
The noxt dance will be Friday, Oct.
2lst.
The school directors are having
the plastering torn of the school
rooms and n general remOdling Is in
progress.
Mr. T. II. Terry has rented the old
livery barn and will start q first
class feed stable. +. II. Is a wide
awake business man and we fOrtell
success to his new venture.
The change Of time Of the passeng-
er trains stopping ut this place took
place last Sunday. The train going
east Is due at 1850 p. IN. aud go
ing west at ; - a. m.
Miss Emma Ewing, of Sidney.
Ohio, who was called out here by
the illness Of her brother, Mr.. Will
Ewing, returned to her home last
Tuesday.
Quite a lively dispute is being had
over the location Of the county
road, running south Of Bavaria
through Mr. +. DarringtOn's farm.
Sol Hoffman came up to settle the
matter but was forced TO appeal "a
the county surveyor.
We understand some of our eiti
zens complain at the manner ~
which the several correspondents
Of the county papers boom this place
in publishing 30 much about the
gOssipers. While we dislike very
much To publish such articles
We are truthful aud we "hue to th'
line, letting the chips fall wher'
they may" KNow.
BAVARIA, Oct. {, 1857.
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PUBLICATION NOTICE.


In the District Court within and for the
county of Saline, In tine state OF Kansas
The Mutual Benefit Life Insurance
Company, plHintin,
Edgar Chellis, Clara Chellis, ton
Sfine Chelli~. Polly l.. ChriliS.
james 4 Noble. T.. Eberhauit
and II "A. Sudcndorf. partners -
Eberharif & Sudrudorf
Defendants.
Edgar Chellis, Clara Chcllis Constiue Chel-
lis aud Polly l.. Cheilis, viii take notice that
the said The Mutual Benefit life Insurance
Company, plalntif. did, un the hith day Of
September lSss file it, petition iu said District
Court. within and for the county Of Saline, in
the state Of Kansas, against the said Edgar
Chcllis, Clara thellis. tunStine thrlii~, Polly
l.. Chellis, James A. Noble. e.. Eberhar,li and
n. II. Sudendorf, partners n Eherhardt 4
Sudendurf, defendants. and that the said
Edgar ChrlliS. Clara Ghellis. Cunstinc ChelliS,
and Polly l.. Chcilis. must answer said petition
filed a. Aforesaid, ON cor before the 10Th day of
November. iSS7, or said petition will b. taken
a. true. AMI "a Judgment rendered in said ar-
tion against said defendants, Edgar thallls,
Clara Chcllis. CunStine Chillis and Polly l.
Chellis. for the sum OF Fifteen hundred dol
lars. with Interest thereon at THE raic ul y
pr cent per aunum frnm the iirSi DAY ufIuly,
iSSi, less one hundred and eighty dollars al
ready pa 4 n interest. and fpr rosts ui suit;
and a further Judgment against the said tie
fcndants Edgar thelllS. tlarn thelli~, tom
slime Chclli- and Polly T. thrlliS lur the hlre-
rll>ttrt. nf "a certain miuri .ii.t. utsin thf fol-
lowing described real estate. to:Wt: The
Southeast quarter ut section Twelve liZl
Township sixteen 10 Range uue .l West of
the sixth r. NJ. lying and situated In the
county of saline, In the state uf Kansas, and
ndludsing that the plaintiff has the nr~t lien
un said premises. Ia the amount for which
Judgment will De- tnkru a. Aforesaid, and or
dering said premises tu De- ~nld without APP
pruisement. and the proceeds applied tn the
payment oi the amount due pluintin amt
tu>tsi of suit. uud forever barring and iure-
closing said defendants, and each ui Them, ni
and fruiu all right. iitc estate, Interest, ,prup-
eriy. and equity oI redemption, in and to said
prpmistS, urnmy part theuruL
tiEEE. EEAEDSLEN 4 NiEFguHNt
Attorneys lur Plaintiff.
Attest: &. J FEEDEIrK-pN. clerk 3
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T. d. Fitzpatrick. NV. Going.
FTTzPATRHCU< a GOING.
Real Estate. Lean and Hasur-
anee Agents. and Absirae-
tors

They viii be pleased to see you
to-day and every other day, st their
office In Post Ofiee Block, salina,
Kansas. A regular line Of hseks and
carriages run from their corner to
all parts OF the city. free Of charge,
to ali who wish to examine their
bargains in city aud suburban prop
erty. They will sell YOU lots in
south Park fifty by two hundred
feet i'm size, at from three hundred
and seventy-five dollars up to nve
hundred dollars each, and give You
liberal terms. They have one Of the
finest blocks in this finest addition.
They have an acre fronting ON Santa
I Fe Avenue and Highland Avenue. A
I beautiful tract for n very reasonable
price. Call and see about il. Three
lots ON santa Fe Avenue in the Kan
sas Wesleyan grounds, all together
on corner for only fifteen hundred
dollars. How would you Ike two
fine lots ON Iron Avenue for only
eighteen hundred dollars? They
are a bargain. In fact space il too
valuable To t'humerate many Of the
bargains. These may he sold before
YOU see them. DO you wish to bor-
row money To assist in building you
house, They have money TO loan
on city property for one, two oI
three years, principal and interest
payable At their office. They have s
complete set Of abstract books fOI
Saline county, kept up every day
DO not buy anything without ar
abstract, they will furnish you com
plete abstract al Il very reasonabl,
price. They are the agents for the
Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance
Company for lOaning money OT
farms. You can get money on gOOC
property at Il per cent and a reason
able commission. II you want 1
straight loan they will do better thar
most Of the loan companies. Ont
,Ood feature Of these loans il tina
they can be paid in sums Of one hun
dred dollars, whenever a coupon d
due, and the interest reduced tina
much; all the loan can be paid a
any time. They have houses an'
lots for sale, farms for sale, and aeru
! tracts for sale, i'm fact almost any
thing you may need. This space be
longs to them and from time to tim
special bargains will appear. ID
p not forget the place nor the firm
T. Fitzpatrick n Going Post Ofiie
: Block, Salina. Kansas.
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In the pending election canvass In
the county thosdamen who have the
best interests and success Of the Re-
publican party at heart may well
stop and consider the situation re-
specting one or two men who are
posing as candidates.
In the candidacy Of &. S. Martin
for the Office Of Register Of Deeds we
are presented with the spectacle OF
more than one-half Of the Republi-
cans Of the city aud county being
emphatically opposed to his renomi-
nation. DO the Republicans want
to 90 into contest with this situa-
tiOn staring them in the face? Mr..
Martin has served two years as Reg
lister, and the feeling against him l.
greatly intensified; a weak candI-
date before, he is much more person
ally offensive than at that time.
The Republicans should recollect
that while the Democrats are 600 to
sOD in the minority in the county,
they are alert to take advantage to
accrue to them IN Mr.. Martin 'snom-
inatiOn, through this feeling Of dis
trust and disqualification toward him.
Has the situation Of two years ago,
when e. ). Martins majority was
10 votes and W. W. Bartlett's ma
j0rity only 10 votes, improved .
The positions Of Register and sher-
iff are the only Offices that
the Democracy have any hopes Of
securing, but their eyes are longing
ly set on them. We don't believe
the Republicans can afford to nOmi-
nate either Martin or Bartlett.
Martin possesses not one respectable
attribute Of strength. IL brought
about his nomination must be made
mostly by what j. denominated as
hOOdlumism. some men are Icing
bought by whisky and money.
Some good men are supporting him,
IL il true, but three times out Of five
thay are supporting him because Of
pledges extracted from them by him
months since. He has made him
self obnoxious by affiliations eliqu-
ism and an Overbearing demeanOr to-
wards Republicans
a. NJ. Campbell is unquestisnably
the choice of the people for Register
Of Deeds. He is one Of our oldest
citizens, against whom not hard
word has been or can be uttered He.
is the peer Of any man a. respects
qualifications, and during his resi-
dence Of over a quarter Of a century
he has ever exemplified the highest
attributes Of generous, public
spirited citizen. Ii would bs a
shame 10 defeat him for the nnmina-
tion. He will not be defeated il the
" ill Of the people predomiHSte.
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ADMINISTRATORS NnrIcE.


STATE OF KASsAs. -
COUNTY % SALtNE.i
In the Probate Court in and for said county.
In the matter Of the estate of D. 4. Danell,
deceased
~ 0TiCE h hereby given That letters OF
~ administration have been granted 10
the undersigned ON the estate ot IA banell, +,
late Of said county, deceased, hy the honor
able. the Probate Court Of the county nforr-
said, dated the sth day of March. A. D. issl
Now all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified that they must
present the same 60 the undersigned for al
iuwnnce, within one year from the date uf
said letter., they may b. prccluded rom any
benefit Of such estate; and that 10 such claims
be not exhibited within three years alter the
date Of said letter. they shall forever Dc bar
red.
Sallnn. Kansas. Marrh sth. lss7.
=. =. RfNGQUfsT. Administrator.
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Kansas is hound to be well salted,
at least. From every quarter reports
come Of veins Of salt having been
struck. Il has ceased to be a matter
Of much surprise to hear Of a hun
dred foot vein OF so OF fine table salt
being struck, and now the town that
hasn't got a salt bed within its bord-
ers is out Of luck. No telling what
will lie found imbedded underneath
these rolling pIairies yet, hthe work
OF prospecting is kept up. The fol-
lowing Is 3 dispatch from Hutehin-
son, which some time ago might
have served as 3 sort Of q double
header, but now il makes only q par
sgraph:
HUTCHINSON, Kas Oct. 3.
PHIL q. BOND, Salina, kas.:
Three VEINS aggregate one hundred
and fifty feet Of pure rock salt and
sin In i. r. Z. TAvLoB,
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THE public is informed that Mr..
Cleveland's trip to the Western and
southern States will cost him more
than $4,000. III ought to be made
up to him, poor fellOwD He has en-
gagged special train Of an engine,
baggage and supply car and two
palace ears for the round trip. The
route j. as follows:
Washington to Baltimore, y
miles; baltimore to Harrisburg, 81;
Harrisburg To Pittsburg. 24S; Pitts
burg tu indianapolis, 81 lndianap-
oils 10 ~. Louis, 34D; St. Louis To
Chicago. ~; Chicago 10 Milwaukee,,
-; Milwaukee 10 Madison, -; Mad
ison To ST Paul, go; 81. Paul to
Minneapolis, TO; Minneapolis TO
Omaha, ~; Omaha to Kansas City,
49,: Kansas City to Memphis, 4Si !;
Memphis To Nashville. 80; Nash
willie to Atlanta, @9l; Atlanta To
Mont zomery, i75; Montgomery TO
Morristown. 3SS: MorristOWn 10
salisbury, 3s3; salisbury TO Dan
vile. ~: Danville 10 Washington,
es-tOtal, 1. 4.'lS6 miles.
- presumed twenty-five days
will be employed in the journey.
Hrs. cleveland will accompany him.
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.nlinr Cnnn,, rr.mrInr..

Elsie Post, daughter Of stephen
Post, is dangerously sick.
Mr.. Geo. Bull, Of Walnut town
shin. will suon start ON visit To the
home of his childhood In England.
At last the removal Of the city Of
Chico, has commenced. EberhaTt q
SndendOrT have commenced the re-
moval OF their lumber ward, and ar
ranruntents have been nlade Tor the
removal OF the buildings in Chico to
Gypsum city. Thus we see survi-
val Of the fittest.
Mrs. Ben MeKOwn, Of Walnut
township, will som start for Cali
fornia where her husband located -
short time since.
Ifany one thinks that. the farmers
are short of feed for stock this win
ter they have but 20 take q view Of
Gypsum Valley, and all such
thoughts Eill suickly vanish.
Mrs. Jonas Shipe has returned
from Kansas City, where she has
been nursing her sister Mrs. Nuss,
who has been quite sick with
typhoid fever. TRAMP.
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The undersigned hereby gives notice that
he will, on the 18th day OF October lSS7, make
an application 20 the Probate Court Of Saline
county, Kansas. "a purchase the following
iEed county of Saline, Kansas, viz: The
northeast quarter of southwest quarter, south
east quarter Of southwest quarter, northwest
quarter of southeast quarter, and southwest
quarter of southeast quarter OF section l6.
township l3. range ,.
He names tile following persons b. prove
his settlement, continuous residence, and i'm
prUvements, viz; William Legg, residence.
Glendale township, and John Johns, resi-
dence. Glendale township.
Done nj Sallna, county OF Saline, Kansas.
this 2ith day Of September, lsS7.
SJt2 EDWARD KELLEY, Petitioner.
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ApMINIsrRAToR.s NnrIrE.

- = r VT hA-NFNEfN
CnUSTN oF SALINE,
In the Probate court ln and for said Coun-
"
In the Matter OF the Estate OF william b.
Murray Decreased.
Notice Is hereby given. That iettersOf Ad-
ministratinn have been granted % the under
signed ON the Estate OF William 4. Murray,
late uf said County, deceased, by the Honor
able, the Prnbate Court Of the County and
state aforesaid, dated the 18th day Of Sep
tember A. H.. lSs7. Now, all persons having
claims against said Estate are hereby uoti-
fed that they must present the same to the
undersigned for allowance. within one year
from the date uf said Letters, or they may be
precluded from any benefit OF such Estate:
and thai ifsuch claims BE- not exhibited with
la three years after the date OF said Letters,
they shall he iOrever barred.
JAMES SHARP, Administrator.
September 2ll. lsSl.
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Limitation T. the sIn--rst Flatters-''
II the above quotation il true, then
DIR. r. V. Pierce ought TO feel high
ly fiattered, on account Of the many
imitatOrs OF his popular remedy, the
pheasant Puragtive Pellets for
they have scures Of imitators, but
never an equal, for the cure Of sick
and bilious headache, constipation,
impure blood, kidney pains, internal
fever and all bowel complaints.
With n bottle Of the sugared gran
ules in the house, you can dispense
with the family doctor and mis- often
nauscOur medicine.
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STATE or KANSAS 80
GOTNrN % SALINE.
In the Probate Court In and or said
County.
In the matter Of the probate Of the last will
and testament of JudsOn Jay, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given, that om the 2lth
day Of September, A. D., 1857. we filed with
the Judge Of the Probate Court Of Saline
county. Kansas, a sealed package purporting
Ia contain the last will and testament ul
IudsOn Iay, deceased. Heirs and AL persons
Interested in the aforesaid estate, are hereby
notified. that ON the 10th day Of October, A
D., lsss, at O'Clock p. m, we shall apply to
said cOurt 90 have the said instrument adj
mitted 10 probate as the last will ana testa-
lament Of said JudsOn jay. deceased
Salina, Kansas. September 9Th. lSs7.
]. MONROEJAY,
GEORGE r. JAY,
ArrEsr: W. d. BISHOP. Probnle Iudge.
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W.D. Hoyte 4 Co, Wholesale and
retail druggists, Of Rome, Ga, say:
ave have beeh selling DR.. Kings
New Discovery, Electric Bitters and
BukIen's Arnica Salve for four
years. Have never handled remi-
dies that sell as well. or give such
universal satisfaction. There have
been some wonderful cures effected
by these medicines IN this city. sew
eral cases Of pronounced eonsump-
tion have been entirely cured by use
Of DIR. Kings New Discovery, taken
in connection with Electric Bitiers.
We guarantee them always. Sold by
Oscar Seitz.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

~ Office Is hereby given. that letters iesin-
~ mentary on the estate ol Thompson
TroSper. deceased, were granted "a the under
signed on the "a day 81 October, A. D. isss.by
the Procafe Court OF Saline county, kansas
Nov. all persons having claims against said
estate, are hereby notified. that they must
present the same to the undersigned fDr al
iowance. within one year from date Of said
Letters. or they may ~ prccluded from any
benefit Of such estate. and that II such claims
b. not exhibited within three years amer the
date OF said letters, they shall b. forever har-
red.
urtOber "a, lss7.
BHTrF TRusPFE AND ADAM u ELu. ENe-
cutorS of the estate Of TmoWP-nN rEusPER.
deceased. 1ta
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LEGAL NOTlCEa


STATE OF KANaAS,e
CoUNrr OF SALINE.
In the Probate Court IN and for aid county
tnthe matter Of the estate Of Thompson
Irosper. deceased
Noiice j. hereby given that I did on the
iith daY OF September, A D. ltsl, ME with the
p-nbate Judge Of saline county, Kansas, q
sealed package purporting 70 D. the last VII
and testament of Thompson IruSper, late ~
saline county, Kansas, deceased Heirs and
All other persons interested I'm the Aforesaid
estate are hereby notified that on the 2lth
day Of September A. ID. islsT, az O'Clock 3. m
I shall apply to said cour % have said last
VIII and testament admitted to probuie-
RACHAEL TEosrEE.
saiina. Kas-, sept y. lss7. sta
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THE Topeka base ball club is a
thing Of the past. II disbanded yes
terday, the members taking their re-
sPective ways. Topeka having
gained the pennant in the Western
League II 20 he congratulated.
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Whenever this dreadful disease
appears IN any country the Popnla-
tion become horror stricken and
adopt all means 0f safeguards against
Il. Yet statistics show "A greater
per cent. are suffering all the time Of
other, hut less dreadful and fatal
diseases. caused 10y long standing of
indigestion, and general derange-
meut Of the nervous system, which
might be avoided or overcome by
using the proper remedy for same.
Phosphate LemOB Rge, the great
nerve Tonic and positive for dyspeP-
ais, il sure and positive remedy
for such, never fails and it, merits
are acknowledged 10y all whoever
tried II once Al all drug stores.
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SENATOR PLUNB says: kansas j.
a state Of surprise. With a i65 foot
vein Of salt, ninety-six per cent pure,
the other four percent being magne-
sia, but no potash, the salt being
pure white and nc for table use on
grinding only, aud this vein is but
20 feet under ground; but with our
sorghum being turned into first
class sugar by an easy and inexpen-
sive process, il would appear that
we might surprise the east lay com
mencing the payment Of our real e~-
tate mortgages.
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JUDGE TORRANCE, Of the Winfield
district, has resigned aud the COVER
nor has appointed Hon. NJ. G. Troup,
of Winfield, 20 the vacancy. Judge
Torrance resigns on account Of ill
health, and a desire 20 enter upon
the practice Of his profession.
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Mrs. General Grant has been quie5-
ly arranging to dispose Of her house
on Sixty-sixth street, New Ncrk. II
i a valuable property, hut she wish
- to have its value i'm some form
where she can divide 70 among her
sons and give them the benefit of It,.
one Of her projects in this direction
was to exchange the property for
three less valuable ones, which her
sons might occupy. Last week she
was looking at apartments in the
new Cambridge apartment hotel ON
Fifth avenue, with some intention
of going there to live il she should
dispose of her proP&g. This is the
house where Mrs. General George b.
McClellen has taken a suit Of rooms
o. be occupied ON her return from
Europe.
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q. A. SOlberg has just received a
fine line OF fail and winter suitings,
which can now be seen at his tailor
ing establishment south Of the opera
house, on Seventh street.
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NOrICE or PROOFO OF WILL.
sTATE OF KANsAsl

COUNTY % SALINE,
Ia the Probate Court In and fur said tnunty.
In the matter OF the estate ni Iluuis hon
myer, Sr-. deceased.
Nutice Il hereby given that I did on the
18th day of September A. d. iss7, ile with the
Probate Judge OF Saline county kns-. a sealed
package purporting To b. the last Will and
testament % Louis Donmyer, Sr-. late Of
saline county, Kansas, decenSfd-
Hrirs and all persons Interested ia the
Aforesaid estate. are hereby notified that on
the Eird day Of September, A. ID. les7 ~ II
O'Clock A. n, shall apply Ia said Court 10
have he said last will and testament admit
ted to Probate. EiIZAnErm BuNMYFR,
Saiina. KanS-. sept. u, lsss- H-a-
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SENATOR INGALLS, arrived al Fort
Riley yesterday and was the guest Of
Capt. Pond Of the L. =. service.
The senator is making a personal in
speetion Of the improvements being
made az the post, with n view of be-
ing guided a. president Of the Unit
sd States senate. A salute of nine
teen guns was fired at Fort Riley
yesterday in his honor n acting
vice-president.
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ID. r. CORNELL, who recently re
signed his position a. general pas
senger and ticket agent Of the Kan
sas Pacific division Of the Union Pa
cific, has been presented with fine
gold headed cane by tiie Kansas as
sOciation of the General Passenger
and Ticket Agents. Mr. Cornell WAS
long ia the service Of the Union
Pacific. and was a good man.
All those who transacted business
went away bearing a pleasant re-
memberance of him as AN official or
mEn.